RobotToaster @ RobotToaster @mander.xyz

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hammering of a single wedge issue

Genocide is kinda big deal dude.

Didn't krita say the same thing at one time?

It's currently one of the best programs to generate AI art using self hosted models.

Burgers (at least supermarket ones) are made from offcuts and other bits that can't be sold as expensive cuts of meat, so are essentially a byproduct. Pretty much the same for milk. Vegan products usually have to bear the entire cost of production in their price.

The film Threads is also relevant.

Short answer: the end of the world.

The resultant nuclear war would kill a good portion of Earth's population, but it's likely far more would die from the chaos of civilisation being instantly forced back to the iron age by the EMP frying every silicon transistor.

When I was into a binaural beats it seemed to pop up a lot.

megaman 3 from 1990

"How dare people install our OS without a DRM clipper chip"

I'm not sure this would be really helpful for toolchanger 3d printers, from what I've seen you normally want to keep them at a set temperature to reduce heatup time. Also things like CAN means there's no practical limit on the number of heads.

So, does it have English?

The only way I've seen it used is to write slop articles that are highly SEOed to drive traffic to a website.

We've had a solution for nearly 100 years, phage therapy.

It's perhaps not the most historically important film, but it's importance seem more than the cost would have been of preserving a few prints in different places.

And when the sun and wind aren't active?

People will point to a few hours of negative energy prices as if it's a triumph, but it just proves that there's still nowhere near enough storage for renewables to provide baseline power.

The film has now been completely lost, there's no surviving copies. It's pretty crazy that something that important was just allowed to vanish from history.

Well, it's only privacy from people who aren't google, since google still receive all the pings.

It's also questionable how much it actually helps privacy.

Too bad google have crippled their FMD network.

A lot goes on the CEO's $7,000,000 salary.

I wouldn't mind an AI assistant, as long as it's fully local.

I had both.